The intersection of ancestral resistance and digital revolution holds a new path to liberation.High in the shadows of an ancient volcano, trapped between peak and poisoned sea, the last Kuroban maroons face erasure. Their shanty town drowns in the refuse...

Greed, lust, murder and a love that will outlive the river itself . . ."Are you his forever? The river will tell."These chilling words will change Isabelle Fontaine's destiny. A celebrated Canadian pianist in 1836, Isabelle inherits the historic...

A powerful history of Africa's warrior queens--bold rulers who defied empires, led nations, and shaped the ancient world.Discover the untold stories of Africa's warrior queens, rulers who defied empires, led armies, and shaped the course of history. In...

GO BACK AND GET IT!Reclaim Your Life, Dreams, and FreedomThis is not just a story. This invitation is for you to heal, grow, and rise.Guided by the powerful African principle of Sankofa, Marcia M. Spence shares her experiences with trauma and illness,...

Dominique Jean-Louis identifies and reveals New York City's most significant Black historical landmarks in our latest map. Featuring fifty locations, descriptions, original photography, and an introduction to the history and impact of Black people in New...

From colorful characters like Cato Alexander, New York's first celebrity bartender, to sad and disturbing stories about Jack Daniel's heirs, Makers & Shakers has a little bit of everything for everyone. Join Washington, D.C.-based author and producer of...

When successful entrepreneur Nick Alexander visits his reclusive grandfather's remote Georgia property, he's hoping to convince the old man to sell nearly a thousand acres for millions. What should be a simple family discussion becomes a nightmare when...

The lives of real heroes prove this truth: equality is won when we rise together.1880s, Ohio. When Mary and Anna enter the Bachelor of Arts program, also known as the "gentlemen's course" of study, at Oberlin College, they have little in common other...

The lives of real heroes prove this truth: equality is won when we rise together.1880s, Ohio. When Mary and Anna enter the Bachelor of Arts program, also known as the "gentlemen's course" of study, at Oberlin College, they have little in common other...

A Scientific American Favorite Book of 2025 The riveting story of the McKissack family--the founders of the leading Black design and construction firm in the United States, from its beginnings in the mid-1800s to its thriving status today--in a moving...

Award-winning author Suyi Davies Okungbowa returns in the final installment of the Nameless Republic trilogy with a tale of villains, allies, and a world on the brink of destruction, perfect for fans of Tasha Suri, Evan Winter, and James Islington. The...